The seminar series exposes scholars to diverse perspectives across academia, industry, policy, and applied research related to AI sentience and the broader study of intelligent systems. The series aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and critical reflection by bringing together researchers, practitioners, and thought leaders working at the intersection of AI, cognitive science, neuroscience, philosophy, governance, and society.
Sessions are open to the broader community and feature invited external speakers, alongside mentors and collaborators connected to the program.
We warmly invite mentors and community members to volunteer as speakers, suggest external speakers, or act as session hosts. If you would like to give or propose a seminar, please contact the program team. Topics may include scientific advances, research methods, interdisciplinary perspectives, career paths, or lessons learned from practice.
Format: ~30 min talk + ~20 min discussion and Q&AAudience: Interdisciplinary scholars, mentors, and community members
Regular slot: Wednesdays ~15:00 UTC, approximately every 3 weeks (flexible depending on speaker availability)